Chris Packham slams Tory climate deniers

[@bestbehave]

The tories CANNOT take action on environment as they are merely a front for the vested interests of those doing the damage - particulalry oil and animal agri.

[@denzel270]

we create just 1% of the world's carbon emissions,

[@mikehutchison4892]

Take a look at all the fields growing maize…….it’s going into anaerobic digesters to make methane…..to burn (more CO2)…..to make electricity (for farmers/Tory voters). Can’t have solar/wind farms onshore……need the land to grow food !!!!!!

[@imaginejl4]

Well said... I live in an animal excrement saturated zone, dead rivers, deadly vicious tractors, debt ridden farmers ,angry angry,..industrial animal agri stinks

[@charlytaylor1748]

I live in spain and almost every week I read about some new macro farm, almost always reported in terms of "good for the economy".

[@MrBannystar]

Lol I'd love to see you give an insightful breakdown as to the exact climate problem and how a natural process can be reversed by "going green", but I'm not holding my breath. This is, after all, a Joe Politics video, so the average IQ level will be half that of the average shoe size.....

[@derek68able]

What a contrast between Chris and this sleazy Government.

[@trevorberridge6079]

As we can all tell Chris just wants to release F-bombs and C-bombs all over this government, the PM and the media. But, he knows that will just be used by these same people to devalue the underlying message. People have to take back control of the message.

[@Jay-cp9kd]

Eh….. They seem pretty similar to me… They’re both over dramatic, and full of crap!

[@mosheridan7016]

No a climate hoaxer

[@thomasreed49]

He is a fanatic and an alarmist causing people to hang off bridges stop traffic on the M25 forcing poor people to choose between heating or eating what a nice man he is

[@georgeryan3310]

The brilliant Chris Packham, eloquently coherent and to the point,great video.

[@cazbrian6]

Chris is a brick - a national treasure -THANK YOU CHRIS for ALL you are doing -such a force for good!

[@MrBannystar]

*"Chris is a brick"* Yup, and about as clever as one.

[@robertmaitland09]

Chris pulls no punches but keeps it polite, a national treasure folk need to listen to.

[@Ma55ey]

I love Chris... he's quickly becoming the guy who gives less of a fcuk as he gets older..

[@robertcottam8824]

@batthinkconspiracy But you don’t know what it means, poppet. Best stay quiet, don’t you think?

[@nerag7459]

@batthinkconspiracy Thats the Illuminati and the Reptoids.

[@Ma55ey]

@batthinkconspiracy what's that got to do with me liking Chris Packham?

[@morrisizing]

​@Ma55ey it's definitely tinfoil Tuesday.

[@feeblewhip8225]

Much respect to Packham. He's making all the right noises here. Hats off to you Sir.

[@robjo5954]

"Had enough of experts" ... 😂 rather listen to experts in their field than politicians who are expert in nothing but disinformation.

[@johngeier8692]

A specialist is someone who knows more and more about less and less until he knows everything about nothing. The current climate is not ideal. The current average annual surface temperature of Earth is suboptimal for plant growth. Warming is initially beneficial and cooling is detrimental. Spending trillions of pounds of taxpayers money trying to prevent small and largely beneficial changes to the earth’s climate is lunacy. More poor people will die from hypothermia because they cannot afford to heat their homes in winter.

[@Sem5626]

just imagine where the world would be if we voted in scientists and engineers, instead of failed bankers and lawyers

[@jocramkrispy305]

Wings Over the World. (Wells' not McCartney's)

[@ince55ant]

you say this like scientists and engineers cant be both horrific individuals or easily bought out. (nevermind blackmailed or other ways to control)

[@ianh9091]

Scientists as a community are now compromised on a very large scale thanks to the power of money. People talk as if scientists are puritans who are ethically and intellectually superior to the rest of us. They are regular people like everyone else and amongst them are many who have little or no moral compass. The same goes for engineers. Getting big money out of the way would be helpful in getting better more trustworthy people providing guidance.

[@Rebelconformist82]

Sociologists

[@Sem5626]

@@ince55ant lol no i didn't, i said more imagine not voting in dumbasses

[@JugglinJellyTake01]

When it is against the law to protest for a safe and habitable planet for your children you know the government needs to go and it is time to get on the streets.

[@weyoun6535]

It’s time for the political system to go, party politics is about donors & career paths, nothing more.

[@paullegend6798]

It's not against the law to protest. If your version of protest means doing what the hell you like to create disruption, then no that protest isn't legal and nor should it be.

[@benpirongs561]

@@paullegend6798 It was during lockdown.

[@JugglinJellyTake01]

@@paullegend6798 @paullegend6798 "...whatever the hell you like to create *disruption* ..." protest is disruptive, that's the point. Glueing oneself to a door or pavement, slow walking, blocking roads, marches, sit ins are all forms of protest and a form of political engagement that is a key part of a functional democracy. The authoritarian response to political engagement is to criminalise all forms of protest other than putting a cross in a box every five years, requiring ID to do so preventing at least 14,000 people to vote and refusing to engage with unions who are on strike. That is not democracy that is an authoritarian regime and is far more inconvenient than protest. You conveniently sidestepped a 'habitable planet' perhaps you don't find towns being burnt down by wild fires, or drought or one third of a country such as Pakistan being flooded. If you think a few minutes of being disrupted in traffic is a problem you fail to understand the severeity of climate change and food disruption and mass migration it will cause. By the way, it is not a question of whether it is legal or not, it is a question of whether it is right or wrong. Segregation was 'legal', apartheid was 'legal', currently mass extinction is effectively 'legal'.

[@weyoun6535]

@@paullegend6798 Learn some history. Every right & freedom you enjoy today was fought for with blood. What you describe is an ineffective street party, it achieves nothing & is exactly what the establishment desires.

[@badarttangent7786]

the scientists, researchers, engineers, drs, farmers etc should be running the country, not those with more money than sense or basic morals

[@theworldaccordingto4555]

Fishi Rishi gave out the latest oil/gas drilling licences literally a couple of weeks after his father-in-law's tech company 'Infosys' secured a massive $1.5 billion contract with BP oil company. Hmmmm? 🤔

[@charlytaylor1748]

The anglo-persian oil firm has a fascinating history

[@Dr.Fiendish]

He's plainly mentally disturbed and he's spreading this obviously codswallop to the vulnerable whilst at the same time time being a tedious hypocrite by using oil based products EVERY day of his life!

[@alandouglas8044]

Totally agree with Chris.

[@billreed7277]

Well done, Mr Packham!

[@pauli2169]

This man is more honest and intelligent than the whole of the Tory government.

[@althaeacorn]

Sadly that is currently an incredibly low bar

[@RankinMsP]

Ditto. Not a high bar at all. Indeed, the bar is somewhere in hell's basement

[@GeoffV-k1h]

True, but it is a low bar.

[@johngeier8692]

The Western World is currently burdened with a large cohort of dishonest duplicitous politicians who are colluding with ridiculous and economically destructive popular delusions. It is a popular delusion that mans effects on the earth’s climate are significant and dangerous. It is a popular delusion that transitioning to non fossil fuel energy sources will be cheap and easy.

[@MrBannystar]

He's an ignorant ideologue. I don't see him or anyone else going after China because that would require a consistent approach and not being an ignorant hypocrite.

[@alexhale6582]

Chris should be our Environment minister permanently. He speaks plainly and directly, with knowledge and insight: the complete antithesis of our current leadership.

[@oldcremehelian3708]

But his honesty would not keep him in the job.

[@flangeclamp4239]

New BAR boat name: Chris Packham McChris PackhamFace. Nice chap, will be a worthy individual to take up the Attenborough torch.

[@BardianAngel]

Jesus Christ he's on the ball.

[@climatedeniersbelonginasyl4191]

I don't know how he follows our trash politics and still stays sane.

[@Nogodsnomasterz]

Incredibly well articulated interview. TAX THE RICH!

[@kakistocracymustdie]

What's that thing? Stratospheric aerosol injection. Weather modification. Patents dating back decades. Volcanoes pump more into the atmosphere than humans ever could.

[@gillianrayden9553]

I just really wish the people in power would listen!! This is madness! This is our planet. I'm quite sure their money doesn't produce oxygen!!! Arrrrgghhh!!! Madness!

[@johngeier8692]

The Earth could support 10 million Palaeolithic hunter gatherers. The current population is 800 times this number. Arrhenius who described the greenhouse effect in the late 19th century opined that carbon dioxide emissions from human activity would have the beneficial effects of increased agricultural yields and postponement of the next glacial maximum. You can add reduced winter heating costs and fewer deaths from hypothermia. There are 2 mass psychoses in operation in association with a massive fraud.

[@richie6218]

What an amazing eloquent guy. He should on a head to head TV programe with the politians lined up to take a verbal beating.

[@airingcupboard]

What a brilliant communicator.

[@johnmcbryde715]

i'd vote for Chris

[@richardowen5321]

"I like to make decisions based on best informed judgement". It's a real shame that people have to point this out. I love having a planet that is able to sustain life, and I do not like the tories or Sir Kid Starver's labour party at all.

[@kanedNunable]

why you calling him kid starver when its the tories who were literal milk snatchers and stopped free school meals? stop just repeating the sun.

[@waqasahmed939]

Besides, Sir Kid Starver has already made it clear he doesn't care about a decent subsection of British society He says "Kashmir is a bilateral issue" and then cosies up to Modi who's very authoritarian. By doing do, he's shown that he's someone who's happy to cosy up to fascists even though it affects around 3 million people and their families in the UK. Most British Pakistanis are actually Kashmiri It'd be like saying Crimea is a bilateral issue and then siding with Putin. The issues are very similar. The end goals are very similar. The leaders are very similar.

[@sueyourself5413]

@@waqasahmed939 Crimea isn't a bilateral issue. It's Russia.

[@edonslow1456]

Conservatives, and narcissists in general believe they themselves are the informed party, through some sort of innate cleverness or because of their expensive education. They rarely defer to others for expertise, because they believe they have impeccable judgement.

[@Ma55ey]

On a side note.. the planet has been hostile to life for longer than it has been stable enough to support complex life.. we could be just at the edge of the latest stable period... granted our own actions ended it sooner than we'd like... but the history of the planet is extinction event after extinction event..

[@jonathanwetherell3609]

Man made climate change is a huge problem to solve. No easy solutions, no pain free choices. So much easier to say "Problem, what problem?" and then you do not have to do anything. Of course you do, you have to live with the consequences.

[@mirandelf]

Very well said Chris! You’re a hero.

[@ralph3428]

Why doesn’t the experts on climate change debate the scientists who say climate change isn’t true….because over 30 thousand have been shut down….when you can’t question the science it’s called propaganda.

[@davidlong1459]

Extremely well said. Chris Packham himself is an expert in conveying the message succinctly and unhesitatingly. The information to act is all there, and it’s even official within government structure. Where is the leadership though ?

[@Ma55ey]

The sad reality is its probably all been bought by corporate interests.. this should have been sorted 40 years ago..

[@allotmentuk1303]

What I want to know is how many MP's walked over and talked to the scientists

[@tindog999]

If you think those Kids are Scientists you need your head read.

[@PercivalBlakeney]

​@@tindog999 Buncha splitters telling us that the Earth's a globe. … or that evolution isn't a scam … or that the moon landings actually happened. They'll be telling us next to wash our hands after going to the lavatory. Splitters! 😶

[@Damn_Cat]

​@@tindog999calling 25-50 year old researchers and academics in a crowd "kids" is a pathetic attempt at an insult. You couldn't mask your denial of the harm to the environment around you more plainly. You need your reality checked.

[@theworldaccordingto4555]

@@tindog999 Not really any kids in that interview? I see one young guy and one young woman, the rest look like dads and grandads.

[@allotmentuk1303]

Dont care if they are Scientist or not the point is Chris Packham is making a peacfull demonstration with no disruption. Result, no media attention. To get media attention must you have some form of disruption?@@tindog999

[@danmayberry1185]

He has my ear. Measured, informed responses to hot-button questions.

[@evolassunglasses4673]

Yes, we must destroy the economy and speed up de-industrialing the West. Tomorrow belongs to China

[@esamiga]

Love Chris Packham, we need more people like him.

[@3d1e00]

All the rich boomers are rich because they took tomorrow and banked it today. Now that tomorrow is today and the bill is due. All that accumulated wealth is an obvious first pass on sourcing funds.

[@denzel270]

a trite, reductionist statement.

[@3d1e00]

@@denzel270 a realistic appraisal of multiple decades of willful neglect to allow reduced tax rates and short term gain.

[@spitroastjerry]

Tired of experts? Far from it. I am tired of politicians. It's the experts that should be running things at this point. No more privileged private school boys who have never existed in the real world. No more crooked backhanders accepted in order to dictate policy. No more selling to literal death the only place we can live in this universe for greater privileges for people who are vastly over privileged. This nonsense has to stop. We need major governmental reform.

[@MOB34M]

Answer me this mr packham , scientists recently discovered a Great Lake once ran through the Sahara Desert 250,000 years ago, also the the three largest rivers in France completely dried up in the 14th century, was that because of to many Range Rover or to many Worcester boilers 🤔

[@Rebelconformist82]

Man i love Chris.

[@BunstanMcFunkstan]

Well said that man!!!

[@martinw245]

Actually, it may have come to public awareness in 1988, but it was Svante Arrhenius in the 1800's that calculated that our emissions would warm the planet. Now we see he was right.

[@thomasshaw3760]

What a measured and we'll spoken guy Chris Packham is. Very fair in his criticism of the current and previous governments. Chris for energy minister or PM.

[@gary650uk]

What about the mini or small ice age , well it was from 1645 till 1750 where the Thames regularly froze as did the English population ,no cars or factories too make it go away though were there .The planet itself decides it's temperature we can as humans mitigate it ,but we cant stop it .This is just different groups than before getting their foot in the door to make money from it.

[@davepage6428]

I F****** love the Packman

[@araven3888]

Sea temperature raising and rivers still getting raw sawage pumped into it.. the UK is a horrid place now and not the place I once loved

[@andrewtrip8617]

These are universal 1st world issues not just a uk problem .

[@Ma55ey]

When exactly were you in love with the UK? People have been throwing raw sewage onto its streets and into its rivers for about 3000 years..

[@robertcottam8824]

@@Ma55ey What an odd comment. Are you drunk?

[@BOOOOOOOONE]

@@Ma55ey Just because your lob shit out your window doesn't mean the rest of us do, you absolute weapon.

[@Ma55ey]

@@robertcottam8824 really?? Saying that the uk is a horrid place now isn't an odd comment? As opposed to say 100 years ago when its rivers were even more polluted??

[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

Near 90 degF heat on September the 4th in the UK! May the 4th be with you, Chris. 👍🐑🤪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿😎🙃🖖

[@phil5460]

And in the last 2 months we had rain. I remember in the 80' in June or July we had snow for a few days. Between the 1600 and 1700 there was a big freeze for 50 years. It's not the first Time it has been this hot in September. I can remember it as a kid back in the 50s. And in the 70s. We are coming out of an Ice age, also the Earth has been a lot hotter then it is now. The sun is getting bigger, it's north and south poles are changing and so is ours. The moon is moving away from us and that has a big impact on our climate. The Earth crust moves all the time, we never stay in the same place. We move. Afrika is spliting. Nothing stays the same. All the planets move around each other. Basically if we didn't have climate change we wouldn't even be here.

[@robertcottam8824]

@@phil5460 Bless your delightful cotton socks, poppet. Ok. Attention attracted and given. Now, feck off - there’s a good id*ot.

[@nerag7459]

@@phil5460 Change in Earth is gradual. This change is too quick for the Earth to adapt. But the Earth and some animals will survive, fear not.

[@phil5460]

@nerag7459 Yeah, I know it may be gradual. Sometimes, it doesn't help with the cutting down of the Amazon. Cem trails that, in turn, cut out the sun. When I was younger we didn't have so many flying. and our weather was better, except during WW2. When 1 year, they had the worst weather every, and think of all the aircraft that were flying. During the lockdown, we had some good weather. Not many planes were flying then. What gets me is all this talk about climate models, which are meaningless. They have been proven wrong many times. As for net zero, that is impossible. It simply can't be achieved. it's just another Tax. Money for the big boys. All these oil protesters haven't got a clue, take away the oil, and we go back to living in a cave. Make me wonder who maybe paying them. They are just like most protesters, most of them haven't got a clue, they're just following the crowd. We live in Clown 🤡 land.

[@billbhein2949]

​@phil5460 The thing is, all that you have quoted are natural events. The climate change we have now is man made, due to our overuse of fossil fuels since the industrial revolution to the present. And, with the quality of most of the politicians that we have across the world, I fear they all think they know what's best and will continue to ignore the science..

[@101ventus]

He’s like the malfunctioning robot at customs in total recall. Addicted to the boiling planet cult. Sad really.

[@buster6093]

If only Chris was labour leader, I'd be a bit more optimistic

[@Grandude77]

Why, this is as dumb as asking for mick lynch to be leader. He's a specialist, a good communicator and talking on a subject where he is expert. This does not translate to party leader. He'd be a fantastic environment sec I imagine just as mick could be transport sec.

[@buster6093]

I'd go with Mick Lynch as well, over Keir@@Grandude77

[@Grandude77]

@@buster6093 Keith isn't on my list of desired Labour leaders but nor is Lynch or Packham. Mick, in particular, seems to be doing a sterling job where he is.

[@richardallan2767]

Nothing but sense.

[@evolassunglasses4673]

Yes, we must destroy the economy and speed up the de-industrialing of the West. Tomorrow belongs to China

[@LimeyRedneck]

Well fcuking said, Chris!!! 🤠💚

[@MH-qy5hh]

I was really shocked when I discovered Neil Oliver was a denier. Chris and Neil are two of my favourite presenter’s, they strike me as men of integrity. Bizarre how they can be so far apart on this issue.

[@i-am-vonnegut]

The only thing Neil Oliver doesn't deny is a skeleton under a roman foundation. A archaeologist who's now become an expert on the continuation of the British union. Viral pandemics and now he's a climatologists. He really suits being on gbeebies. Mainly because, like the others on that dreadful program...and this island He's full of shit!

[@northwestcoast]

But there’s no ambiguity; it’s not about opinion, it’s about the facts. Neil Oliver has been captured by the GB news deadheads, there’s another fact

[@nk-gp1ml]

@@walestrails9603You don’t seek a bricklayer for a heart attack. Why would you consider the opinion of a GB presenter trained in archaeology over a scientist on climate change?

[@milkshake3350]

@nk-gp1ml To be fair you could say exactly the same about Chris Packham.

[@davidmaclachlan6733]

​@@northwestcoastYou need to watch a real climate expert in Paul Burgess. You might not be so dismissive if you were aware of the facts instead of swallowing the incessant propaganda.

[@ppetal1]

Wonderful Packham. Our Comical Ali-like MPs must be extremely well-paid and frightened.

[@End_Orca_Captivity]

Much respect for Chris Packham, glad he is with us to speak up! ✊

[@Arthurnate]

Proud to share an island with Chris Packham.

[@andrewtrip8617]

Maybe not this one though !

[@SuzanneO707]

Chris packing a punch there, well done mate.

[@mollydooker9636]

God he's good. This is the type of politician we need, not those entirely rooted in self interest.

[@broche9851]

And he answered the questions !

[@iangarland4290]

Brilliant interview

[@thestevenjaywaymusic7775]

Good man. We need many like him.

[@fireflies1369]

What a brilliant man.

[@woodysdrums8083]

To bad our politicians don't talk this reasonable.

[@dianeglanville]

Well said Chris say it has it is

[@stevemartin239]

Top Man! You are spot on! Keep preaching the word Chris!✊✊✊✊

[@darrenjosephgregory]

What a fantastic man Chris is. On point, to the point and eloquent to the end.

[@waqasahmed939]

I live in a safe labour seat. My protest vote is to vote entirely got the greens because truth be told they are far more aligned to my views than the other parties I don't however align with them on their anti nuclear stance but they seem like an actually progressive left wing party I hope those in safe labour seats also do the same because it indicates the very reason we didn't vote for them

[@ffotograffydd]

Anti nuclear power or anti nuclear weapons? Just curious.

[@chrisrichardson774]

Nobody is denying climate change, how could you? The climate has been changing for millions of years

[@ThomCurley]

Chris, legend. And yes, they are.

[@daviddevoy2197]

Yeah CO2 emissions need to be reduced but the Government will only address this if they can do it but it doesn't reduce corporate profits.

[@mickbourgaize]

Chris Packam is deluded. He should listen to real science.

[@johncraggs3658]

Well done Chris, keep up the good work. Tories should be dragged out of parliament, kicked up the arse and sent to do some community service for the pain they've inflicted on decent people for the last 13 years.

[@spinningdragontao]

If you're over eighteen Vote Green ! for a future. Full stop.

[@evelbsstudio]

Politicians are only bothered about the companies that they sit on the board of and there own pockets. There should not be any conflict of interest to be a Politician so they can start doing what's best for the people of the UK and the UK herself

[@liarbrice4772]

Chris Packham would be a brilliant MP. Would love to see him stand as a Green Party candidate at the next GE.

[@DavidGrayOK]

Climate protection is like housing - we ALL want it but only when it is 'APPROPRIATE'; ie no extra cost or any inconvenience to our privileged, car-littered-streets, air-package-holiday lives.

[@Ma55ey]

I think that's too easy a leap.. I drive to work.. if you turn around to me and say you can't use your car any more, use public transport instead, you over privileged £%&#. my commute goes from 50 minutes to 6 hours.. and the cost goes from £30 a week to £97.. sorry for the inconvenience.. Id happily take ubi though and stay at home..

[@DavidGrayOK]

@@Ma55ey I think that the 'easy leap' is that 'need to drive to work' is extended to 'need to drive to pick up a packet of crisps.'

[@Ma55ey]

@@DavidGrayOK probably still less polluting than the amount of carbon produced watching KZbin and having pointless conversations with strangers on the internet

[@HARRi81_UK]

Big respect to Packham, top bloke

[@danielholt7234]

Keep going Chris we are all behind you mate 💪

[@carolinemendes1415]

He speaks very well

[@tobywhitehead7488]

Yes mate! Chris you're a legend🎉

[@chrisfurniss3073]

Chris p for P.M❤❤❤❤

[@sarahstrupinski6863]

Chris Packham is a golden human being. X

[@smith5796]

Chris Packham. ❤

[@juliewake4585]

Go get them Chris. You are absolutely right.

[@derekdowney5157]

Aye the truth hurts but corporate greed will not let the changes be made but it won’t bother them sitting in their air conditioned ivory towers 😡😡😡

[@mumo9413]

Chris Packham for Environment Secretary!

[@billgreen576]

If only we were sent some kind warning.

[@tednindo6761]

i'm tired of tories that perpetually lie

[@brockit79]

Chris rightly says the Govt needs to get planning, however; judging by how Brexit was approached the clearly have no clue how to go about planning anything.

[@andrewcalladine2507]

Why even mention the reform mayoral candidate, they have less credibility than Lord Buckethead.

[@albertbrammer9263]

Because polls show 8% would vote for those pillocks.

[@BOOOOOOOONE]

You should know by now that these astroturfed, hard-right pressure groups masquerading as political parties are always given outsized influence by the absolute fucking demons that work in British media. Farage was never off the telly in the 2010's. His party never won a seat.

[@Cheebasonic]

A fraction of the fossil fuel profits of just one year could buy everyone in cities an electric car and still have change left over !

[@althaeacorn]

What is needed fat more I'd a big investment in green energy PUBLIC TRANSPORT

[@Monklane79]

Well said.

[@NailahRoberts]

Politicians hate intelligent, educated people calling them out on their BS.

[@MisterPatel]

Such a wonderful man

[@MarvinofMars]

Please Chris, stand for election, why the country and the British Isles needs an empowered environmentalists, who can debate and bring the young and old with them. As an ex fisheries officer and sports diver, the change in climate is very real. Sadly too is waste management in our rivers lakes and coastal waters. Aside from gobal issue's we have National ones, UKs largest lake, Lough Neagh this years now has 83 miles by 100yards wide up to 8inch thick blue algae. 20 million fish live here, and it is dying fast. We need people like Chris to help funa and flora now.

[@cmg7960]

Wait I'm sorry I used to like this guy but now he is talking nonsense. I call BS on climate change its just natural for our planet to go through heat and Ice age's surely as a naturilist he should know this its just like understanding Darwins theory of evolution although maybe we could take that as a lie hmmmm ??????

[@simonwinster6331]

Chris Packham's measured responses are astounding. Factual, coherent, eloquent and as balanced, as one can be on such an important and frustrating subject matter.

[@noramartin96]

What a marvelous man Chris is !

[@danshaw3239]

Hope Kier engages positively with Chris -

[@olemog2326]

I certainly think remote working and public transport should be supported more less cars

[@tommynocash2419]

Chris packham is an absolute G

[@robpage9025]

Why didn't we listen to James Lovelock 40 years ago?

[@tonyjackson7322]

Keep at them Chris..

[@grahamshepherd8821]

Chris, you are an absolute national treasure.

[@mrbearbear83]

Theyre in serious denial

[@Leornianæfre]

We need people like Chris Packham in the HoC making a difference. The politicians who are climate deniers aren’t just insane and dangerous, they’re also delusional and thick as two planks.

[@philipjakowicz7449]

It's not the climate it's the blaming of vehicles, gas etc.